Vibe coding turned everyone into a builder. Island Enterprise Vibe Publish gives these apps a home inside Island, so each one arrives with single sign-on, data protection, private access, and a full audit trail already in place.

Vibe coding tools produce a working app in minutes. The review process was never designed for that pace.
Users push their apps to public infrastructure with no authentication, no logging, and no owner. Then they give these apps access to internal resources, customer records, and other sensitive data.

Someone with no engineering background can describe an app and have it working in minutes. They build for themselves, for their team, or for a single task.
Architecture review, compliance inspection, red teaming, penetration testing, and IT sign-off all assume software arrives slowly. Short-lived internal apps do not survive this process.
Vibe-coded apps are often internal tools, which means they need SSO, access controls, data protection, visibility, and audit trails.
Upload the project, pick an audience, publish. The app carries identity, access control, data protection, and audit before the first user opens it.
One view of every published app, including who built it, who uses it, what it connects to, and whether anyone still opens it.
Publish to one person, one team, or an entire line of business. Access follows identity, so the right people see the app and nobody else does.
The app appears as a homepage widget, a side panel, or a standalone tool. Nothing to host. Nothing to install.
The app runs behind Island, which means it is automatically deployed, immediately discoverable, give access to private resources, and monitored with digital employee experience (DEX).

Island applies the same protections, controls, and visibility you are used to. Your team reviewed Island once. Every app published into it inherits that work.

Know what each app does, who built it, who uses it, and where it struggles.
One view of every published app, including who built it, who uses it, what it connects to, and whether anyone still opens it.
Island logs every prompt, response, and connector call from the moment the app is built to when it is used.
Built-in DEX monitoring measures load time, crashes, and connectivity, so you can fix a struggling app before people give up on it.


Island Desktop is an endpoint security agent for Windows and macOS. It delivers zero-trust network access, endpoint data protection, and device visibility and control from a single lightweight service, managed from one console. It can replace a stack of separate endpoint agents with one.
Island takes the finished project, so anything that produces a working project fits. That covers Claude Code, Lovable, Cursor, Replit, and Base44. Your people keep whichever tool they already like.
Yes, for many teams. Island Desktop consolidates zero-trust access, endpoint DLP, web filtering, device posture, and endpoint analytics into one agent, governed by one policy engine. It can replace or run alongside your VPN, DLP, and endpoint management tools.
Island Desktop runs as a native Windows service and a macOS daemon. Deploy it through Intune, SCCM, Jamf, or your other device management tools, turn on only the capabilities you need, and push updates centrally from the Island console.
Island provides actionable intelligence through a centralized dashboard. You can identify power users, know which teams are behind, and measure the specific amount of time saved by AI agents. This allows leadership to turn AI investments into measurable business outcomes rather than just experimental tools.
Island provides actionable intelligence through a centralized dashboard. You can identify power users, know which teams are behind, and measure the specific amount of time saved by AI agents. This allows leadership to turn AI investments into measurable business outcomes rather than just experimental tools.
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